Memorial scholarships awarded for Beverly Hills fire victims
Edgewood High School awarded two memorial scholarships at a school assembly. Jayne Koontz received a $1000 Lucy King Memorial Scholarship. she plans to study physical therapy at Ohio State University and lives at 3610 Withrow Road Hamilton. Shelley Creech received an $800 Mary Louise Ittel Memorial Arts Scholarship. she will study commercial design at the University of Dayton. The two students are among Edgewood affiliates who lost relatives in the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire, with 13 Edgewood-associated deaths in total.
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Trenton
Beverly Hills
Edgewood
Jayne Koontz
Lucy King
Miss King
Miss Koontz
Ohio State University
Randy
Withrow Road
Hamilton
National Honor Society
Marching Band
Quality Farm and Fleet
Ittel
Maurice Ittel
Formica fights FTC bid to cancel its trademark
The Formica Corp of Cincinnati accuses the Federal Trade Commission of aggressive action to overturn its 1922 trademark on plastic laminate products. FTC petitions the Trademark Board arguing Formica has become descriptive of laminates and wall coverings. Formica, a subsidiary of American Cyanimid, says the Lanham Act is not retroactive and lacks jurisdiction to challenge its long established mark. The FTC argues cancellation helps prevent restraint of trade as trademarks lose sole identification.
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Cincinnati
Formica Corp
The
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
U.S
Agent and Trademark Arm Board
Formica
American Cyanimid Corp
Martin B Friedman
Congress
Friedman
United States
Trade Commission
Ohio declares Safe Boating Week June 1 7
Gov James A Rhodes proclaims Safe Boating Week from June 1 to June 7 in Ohio. The Division of Watercraft notes a five year drop in boating related deaths and injuries due to safety programs and stronger enforcement of regulations.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Division of Watercraft
Former area man named director of choral activities at Ithaca College
Lawrence A. Doebler, Lemon Monroe High School graduate, will become director of choral activities at Ithaca College on Aug. 15. He arrives from the University of Wisconsin where he led the Wisconsin Chamber Singers and Chorale and taught conducting. Doebler previously worked with Smith College, earned his doctorate coursework at Washington University, and holds a 1966 Oberlin College bachelor’s in choral conducting. He and his wife Patricia and son Michael will move to Ithaca, N.Y. from Monroe.
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Lawrence A. Doebler
Lemon- Monroe High School
Ithaca College
Doebler
Ithaca
N.Y
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Chamber Singers
Smith College
Washington University
Oberlin College
Girl Wins Kiwanis Award At Middletown High School
Janet Brown a senior at Middletown High School and daughter of Mrs Janet Brown wins a Kiwanis award marking her as a standout student and community example.
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Janet Brown
Middletown High School
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Bob Speca
Broomall
Manhattan Center
New York City
National Hemophilia Foundation
Beverly Hills Memorial
Shelley Creech
Lloyd Creech
Arthur St
Mary Louise Ittel
Jayne Koontz King Award
Ittel Award
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Kiwanis Award
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Catalpa Drive
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Middletown
Miami University
Middletown High
Janet
National Forensic League
International Thespian Society
Beach
Terry
Swan
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Yarder
Hibachi
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